Free Educational Seminar · July 22, 2026

Maximize Your Social Security & Reduce Taxes in Retirement

Learn proven strategies that could help increase your lifetime Social Security income and potentially reduce the taxes you pay in retirement.

  • Hosted by Jeremiah Nolen, CRPC®, NSSA®
  • 2023 NSSA Advisor of the Year
  • Independent Fiduciary — Educational, not a sales pitch
South Huntsville Public Library
6:00 PM

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Date
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Time
6:00 PM
Location
South Huntsville Public Library
Cost
Free · Limited Seating
What You'll Learn

Real strategies for the decisions that shape your retirement

Every section is built around the choices pre-retirees and retirees are making right now in North Alabama.

Common Social Security mistakes that can cost thousands

When to claim benefits for maximum lifetime income

How spousal and survivor benefits work

Tax strategies that may help reduce retirement taxes

Roth conversion opportunities

Ways to create more predictable retirement income

Strategies to help retirement savings last longer

Why Attend

The retirement landscape has changed. Your plan should reflect it.

Rising Taxes

Federal tax brackets are scheduled to change. Now is the time to evaluate whether Roth conversions or other strategies fit your plan.

Market Volatility

Sequence-of-returns risk can quietly derail retirement. Learn how to position assets so a bad market year doesn't reshape your future.

Inflation Concerns

Even modest inflation compounds. Understand income strategies designed to keep pace as costs rise.

Maximize Retirement Income

Most households claim Social Security without a written strategy. The right timing can mean tens of thousands in lifetime benefits.

Avoid Costly Mistakes

Medicare IRMAA surcharges, RMD penalties, and provisional income surprises are avoidable with the right planning.

Plan Together

Bring your spouse. Spousal and survivor decisions are some of the most consequential in retirement.

Jeremiah Nolen, CRPC®, NSSA® — Founder, Next Phase Advisors
About Your Presenter

Jeremiah Nolen, CRPC®, NSSA®

Founder, Next Phase Advisors · Independent Fiduciary Investment Advisor

2023 NSSA Advisor of the YearRetirement Income SpecialistSocial Security OptimizationTax-Efficient Strategies

Jeremiah Nolen is the founder of Next Phase Advisors and a retirement income specialist serving families across North Alabama. As an independent fiduciary, he is legally obligated to put his clients' interests first.

Named 2023 NSSA Advisor of the Year, Jeremiah focuses exclusively on the planning issues that matter most in the years leading up to and through retirement: Social Security optimization, tax-efficient withdrawals, Roth conversions, Medicare planning, and estate coordination.

He has helped hundreds of Alabama households build clear, written retirement income plans designed to maximize lifetime income, reduce taxes, and weather market and inflation uncertainty.

What Attendees Say

Real confidence. Real plans.

"Jeremiah walked us through exactly when each of us should claim Social Security. We left with a written plan and real confidence for the first time."
Linda & Robert M.
Madison, AL
"The Roth conversion strategy alone is projected to save us a significant amount in lifetime taxes. The seminar was educational — no pressure, no pitch."
Dennis P.
Huntsville, AL
"We felt like our retirement was a guessing game. Now we have a clear income plan and we actually understand it."
Carol S.
Hampton Cove, AL

Testimonials reflect individual client experiences and are not indicative of future results. Names may be changed for privacy.

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Join us for this complimentary educational event and learn strategies that may help you maximize retirement income and reduce taxes.

July 22, 2026 6:00 PM South Huntsville Public Library